Ramllah, West Bank occupied – Recently Sunday morningSher realized that he had a rare opportunity. The Iranian rocket attack was expected to distract the Israeli army, he began to climb Israel’s separate wall??
He needed about 15 minutes to get to the other side. But when he climbed, suddenly a Israeli patrol appeared.
“I was scared, let’s go out of the rope and fall.”
It dropped down from the peak of the wall – in some places a concrete barrier 8 meters (26 feet) tallWhatever Cut from West Bank occupied?? The lion fell 4 meters (13 feet).
“For a moment, I thought I had died,” the 26 -year -old boy remembered. “I heard the sound in the Hebrew. Then the pain began to fall on your body.”
Finally Palestine’s ambulance staff .He took Sabar to Ramlah Hospital, where he was diagnosed with multiple burglar fractures and was fitted with a brace.
Palestinian construction worker Risha was trying to go to Israel to reach the job of Lezian city. He spoke to Al Jazir on the terms of the name for fear of responding to an attempt to enter Israel without permission.
After the October 7 attack on Israel on Israel before Israel started war against Gaza 390,000 Palestinian workers Depending on the job in Israeli region. But after the war began, the Israeli authorities canceled their work permits and forced them to release. During the Israeli military action in the West Bank, which is in the war, some Palestine – mainly in the construction and hospitality sector – are endangering their lives to return to Israel for temporary work.
Crossing points that people want to take the car since October 22, with low smugglers, many have only one dangerous option left: to measure the wall. The option is now deadly as Israel has worked as a rigorous security between him Conflict And increasing regional stress. The wall is now strongly examined by drones, sensors and military patrols.
‘Two fire’
Unemployment at the West Bank occupied at a serious level, frustration, people are being motivated to climb the wall.
“Oh my God, let me die and get me free from this harassment,” said Rizak, 29, when he fell on the bed at Ramllah Hospital. Recently married construction workers were sad, and not just physically: he is now unable to provide his family.
In the middle of June, Razak, who was in a village near Ramlala, lost the use of both legs after falling from the separated wall. One of his legs is now paralyzed; The second wicket was disrupted in the order of the fall.
After falling down from a height of about 5 meters (16 feet), he underwent six hours of surgery. He fell under the weight of 140 kg (309-pound) of the rope he was climbing.
He said, “It was not my first time to enter the work.” But they were the most dangerous. I would go with smugglers and pay the fees, but when the war started, the chaos spread. There were no vehicles and soldiers.
He said, “I know that I have been caught between two fire,” he said, “he said,” he said the risk of killing while trying to enter Israel and not able to work to support his family.
Rizak said dozens of workers gathered near the wall of AR-Ram city and east Jerusalem. They used a small ladder and a rope tied on the other side without enough tall ladder to reach the top of the wall. But as soon as the Rizak climbed, the rope broke.
“I got down on the other young man who was climbing. He was injured. I lost both legs. The other went to work. When the army approached the army, my cousin ran. I left alone.”
‘No option’
Shereh Sad, general secretary of the Palestine General Federation of Trade Union (PGFTU), says that Palestine people have been forced to try dangerous crossings for many years.
“Thousands of people have not given up alternatives for decades for decades,” he told Al Jazir.
But the crossings have been frustrated since the war in Gaza, Saad said. The Palestine people have been shot by the Israeli forces or falling on their death.
In 225, at least Palestinian 35 Palestine workers have died to go to Israel for work, Saad said. It is unclear how many of them were shot and died as a result of falling.
Saad gives the sake of death to Israel’s strict restrictions, which prevent workers from entering the official route to the job.
He said the situation in the Israeli work site is often poor. “Many sites lack basic security standards. Workers are not given protective gear. There are also some injuries to the security process.”
Deeper
Israel’s strategy is to increase the disparity between Israeli and Palestine through restrictions on movement and military actions, said Ramlala-based independent political analyst and researcher Saadi Orabi.
“It imposes restrictions on entering these movements and resources, forcing citizens to be hungry and physical,” Orabi told Al Jazir.
“This policy of geographical department and military control increases the proportion of social neglect and depends on help. This increases helplessness and poverty.”
In the village of Nilin, west of Ramlla, a three-year-old father, Om-Khawaja, tried to climb the wall in March when the Israeli army opened fire. The business of the business fell, both of his feet were broken, but believing that if he had not fallen down, he would have been shot.
Earlier, he had counted the wall several times because he was afraid that he was not able to supply his family. “Fear sometimes go to the decision of the clouds,” he reflected.
Al-Kavavas underwent surgery to wear metal rods in his feet. After three months of treatment, he was able to run again, although he was not as before.
He said, “God wrote me a new life,” he said.
“You will never appreciate life until you face death. Then we learn to accept whatever comes in our way.”
This piece was published by cooperation Egab??
